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by yashjain4908 » Mon May 01, 2017 9:01 pm
I would like to give some info about my profile first :

Bachelors in Business Administration- Finance from top university in India.
Diploma in international Business
One year work experience in family business
GMAT 570

I have admits from :

SUNY Binghamton :MBA
Uni of texas - Dallas Naveen Jindal school of Business - Msc in Supply chain mgmt
Drexel Uni - Lebow school of business - Msc in supply chain mgmt

I am confused between the 3 while MBA is a better program , the ranking of UTD is better and both UTD and Drexel has OPT extension of 3 years as their SCM is STEM certified.

Since I am from a management background with a year of work-ex , do you think it will be difficult for me to get a job upon graduation?
Which university and course would you suggest me in terms of job prospects.
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by EduSimplified » Fri Jun 02, 2017 11:37 pm
yashjain4908 wrote:I would like to give some info about my profile first :

Bachelors in Business Administration- Finance from top university in India.
Diploma in international Business
One year work experience in family business
GMAT 570

I have admits from :

SUNY Binghamton :MBA
Uni of texas - Dallas Naveen Jindal school of Business - Msc in Supply chain mgmt
Drexel Uni - Lebow school of business - Msc in supply chain mgmt

I am confused between the 3 while MBA is a better program , the ranking of UTD is better and both UTD and Drexel has OPT extension of 3 years as their SCM is STEM certified.

Since I am from a management background with a year of work-ex , do you think it will be difficult for me to get a job upon graduation?
Which university and course would you suggest me in terms of job prospects.
Hi Yash,
Apologies for the late response. Maybe you have made your decision by now but here are my 2 cents. I think UTD will be better for your profile especially because of the OPT certification. During these uncertain times regarding H-1B and if job is a priority for you then go for OPT. If you put in the necessary hard work you can get a job for sure. Follow this link below to read a detailed post about H-1B issue.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/wsj-internat ... 39548.html
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